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Thank you very much airgunner1042, I really appreciate your quick response! It would appear that this is a very difficult, if not impossible airgun to seal. If I ever find a way to do it, I will certainly post it here. Thanks again, gkenny.

Thank you for your response, Moog! I spoke with Dennis just yesterday and he said that he cannot re-seal this particular gun. I heard the same answer from a friend a few weeks ago. Thanks again, gkenny.

I recently found a Heathway's Plainsman Western CO2 pistol that leaks out the CO2 cartridge immediately when locking it in place. Usually this is caused by the seal around the piercing pin being defective or missing. When I install this seal, the same thing happens. I cannot find anyone who...

Thank you Michael, I will check that video very closely and often! Regards, gkenny.

Thank you Odoyle, I am almost there now, I will come back here when I get to 500 or 600. Regards, gkenny.

Sorry for my lack of knowledge, I am new to PCP airguns but since I purchased my first one, a beginners level .22 caliber Air Venturi Avenger, I love the concept but I am totally unfamiliar with how to correctly set it up! This gun right out of the box seems very accurate and powerful, much more...

Thank you RacineJohn! Yes, I have done everything and just can't get used to the special holds and all the other requirements for accurate and consistent shooting with 'springers" I have given up and gone to PCP's. Regards, gkenny.

That seems like a good solution to the 'springer' curse, Mike, but I am going to change to the PCP solution. The Air Venturi Avenger will get my sanity back! Thank you for a good idea! Regards, gkenny.

Thank you very much Mossonarock, you have outlined my experiences perfectly! I hope my Avenger will get me back to where I used to be with my Diana's! Stay safe, regards, gkenny.

 

It sure does help Imyourhuckleberry! That is exactly the experienced information that I need. The good thing about this post is all the kind and informative assistance shown here! I am confident that I will be well satisfied with the final equipment purchased. Thank you, regards, gkenny.

Thank you steve123, that is very helpful and will give me first-hand experience in what caliber to choose! Regards, gkenny.

Thank you very much again! You have pretty much outlined what I have been trying to research myself, but yours is with a much better understanding of the facts, thank you! I am getting pretty close to the Marauder for all the facts you have so clearly outlined here plus the unavailability of...

Thanks again Ripper! You have summed up your helpful thoughts very well and I appreciate your suggestions. I will probably will not be able to use the hand pump because I am over 80 years old and in poor health. The choice of compressor/tank, or whatever it is that I will need to charge...

Hi Odoyle, thank you again for your input. All good, helpful reminders which are especially important to me because of my lack of knowledge on this subject. I will take everything to heart that you have taught me here! Regards, gkenny.

Hi Locker50, Thank you! I will mostly do what I have tried to do unsuccessfully with my Diana springers; Target practice and some hunting from my window to my back yard. Most of my hunting will be Squirrels with the occasional Raccoon and Woodchuck. The distances will mostly be between 20 and...

Thanks Dingfelder, you have provided some very thoughtful and helpful Information! The compressor that I am considering is a 4500 PSI RL PORTABLE MINI at $425 delivered, as sold by R & L Airgun Supply, whom I just heard about yesterday. Along with this I am considering either an .25 Air...

Thank you Dingfelder, the hand pump is not a good idea in my situation so i will be purchasing a compressor as well as my first PCP. Do I also need a tank of some sort or just the compressor? Sorry for the lack of knowledge here, I just have never owned a PCP or even considered one until now...

Hi MrP, I did check out the Artemis, a very cool gun, but a little under powered for my needs. Thank you, regards, gkenny.